Daily Republican., 1887-01-17

Fathsr mo0synn furssd Ous and nisI
Pasishi0ness Indlgnans - The ohelr
Boys Bsriks end ire CoIlsesors Refuse
70 serve.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 16.-To-dAy vas On
exciting one In the history Of the
parish Of 81. Stephens Roman Oatho.
Ito Church in this city. The newa that
Father Donnelly had been appointed
successor to Rev. DIR. McGlyDp, the
pastor, brought out immense throrgs OF
people TO the sacred edi6oe. Crowds
gathered around the doors and excited
" disciaimed against the REMOVAL OF
the pastor. The servants at the rectory
were the moet Indignant. On Father
Dounolly's arrival yesterday they re-.
fueed TO admit him By the front door,
/ and he finally gained admission
through the bast ment, and passed. the
night in the rectory. 30 did Father
McGlynn, who occupied his own cham.
ber while the only tleeping p ace that
Father DoDnslly could get rom the
domestic was cot Ted hastily put up
In the pArlor
It vas generally understood tina,
Father Don ely would announce nit
sppointment at mass TO day. The 8 81
o. IN. mass WAS tbinly attended, Father
lCurran celebrating. Father Donuelly
appeafed 90 the celt brapt ut the q
Io'olock mass There WAS no open trou j..
BILE. Father McGiynn was present At
ali ,he morning masses, occupying a
pew among thu commupicants Ike &c y
otber lay man During one OF the mass 81
Father Don nelly made . tour Of the
Ichurch slowly, ~ IL looking for recoe.
/ N tttnu fVnm1 h naVtahtcuxp- II
one paid the q ightest ate ntion TO him
or inclit cd their heads for his pleasing
This collectors refused to serve, 30 nc
collection WAS taken up. The usua
sunday collections net from 81, 800 te
S5 600
At noon the mighty congregation
poured Oat Of tie church and the
tumuit began. On every hand In tn,
immeose crowd we're heard expressions
Of disspproval and Of sy mpatby for DR.
McGlynn. After . time the excite(
people gradually dispersed. Father
. DonDelly left the rectery ut 4 O'CLOCK
: this afternoon and went to the arch
episcopal palace, where he remained IL
conference With the archbishop for sew
, eTai hours.
A reporter asked one OF the dom estic
at the rectory for Father Donuelly Sb,
replied: This is no place TO be LOOKING
. for Father Donnelly." Then she snap
pishly continued: "If you want to se,
him why don't yoo 60 to hit house. II,
has no right here 1t the house Of DIR
McGlynn."
Patrick Johnst IN, IL Q church eng ineer
resigned yeste rday and turned the key
over to Father MoGlynn. The choir o
boys refused to attend the services 10
day Fer several days past DR.. Nc
Glynn has not been we'll. After he lef
the church ut noon be went directly {,
his room In the rectory. DR.. Shrady
his regular physician, WAS summoned
I, and found DIR. Nicely nm proetrated b!
> the excitement OF the prolonged strug
lyle. He was ordered TO be removed o
Q once to some plase where he could hav
rest, and accordingly 20. night he wa
3 taken TO residence of sister In Harlem
An indignation nesting WAS held to
A night In the basement Of the church
4 Every seat WAS filled and the aisle
b were packed. The meeting was calle
= Ito oder by a prominent 10 Der, VIII
besought the audience to be orderly. I
was announce that Q meeting woul,
!, be held To- morrow night in the churol
!. for the members. and that q mars meet
: ling OF all the Catholics In the Cit,
/, would be held ut the same time ii
Cooper Union. Much excitement pre-
VISITED, and several speakers In Zig
!, rtly denounced what they terme,
u the persecution Of the pastor.
Many women wers 30 wrought a
!. that they s1bbsi aloud. A conmitte
was appointed to draft resolutions :
present to the meeting tomorrow might
q "A MI
Q ing the people 20 stand by their paste
It 70 the last. The speakers predicted
e triumphant vindication for DE-. Nj
. Glynn This was received With enthu
n siastic applause. The au lie. CO cheered
stamped and shouted. II was ar
4 bounced thst q fund would be starte
q to- morrow to provide for the pastor
r who has used up ell his means to nj
), the poor. The audience teen dispsrsed
. The vesper service to-day was poorl
:, attended.